The war scenes in the film are not very complete, and most of them are the sounds of artillery shells. The war really only brings harm, it doesn't make any sense. The banner of war is a game of thrones, always being used as a gun. You don't know why you are fighting, but when a war breaks out you have to obey or you can only be killed. That's what the film expresses. During World War II, Estonia, a sad country, was divided by the German army and the Soviet Union. Part of the German army, part of the Soviet Union. Estonian nationals kill each other at the mercy of others. The main plot is that an Estonian soldier who served in the German army is killed by his fellow countryman who served in the Soviet Union. It took a long time to know that it was a fellow countryman. Helpless to cease fire, but unable to surrender, they had to disperse. Kill the Estonian who served the German army to find its letter. Out of guilt sent him a letter on this. Ironically, the guy who delivered the letter fell in love with his sister. There is also a plot in the film that the Soviet perspective discovered some young people who were only 16 years old during the battle and later heard that they were forced to work for the German army and put on German military uniforms. The boss found out that he ordered his subordinates to be shot, but they were all from the same country and they were still some children. How could they do it? The boss saw the subordinate (the guy who delivered the letter) and had no choice but to kill him. Finally, a sniper could not bear to kill the boss. The sniper took the messenger's letter to his lover again. Acknowledging the fact of killing his brother and begging for forgiveness. The film just freezes on that silent letter.
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